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Why does Reality Persist? The Preservation Necessity Updated Version

Agass, Martyn · 2026
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Why does Reality persist? By using logic and observed reality, coupled with the concept of infinity and scale invariance, this book solves or dissolves many of sciences deepest questions such as Godels incompleteness theorems, The Munchhausen Trilemma, infinite regression, and entropy. It also derives free will, the function of black holes, and the existence of an eternal loving preserver, all from the engine the null loop that gives purpose to reality and our place in it. It is a closed loop ontological system, with a core chain of logic that once seen is hard to be unseen. It provides a positive purpose to our existence and offers a bridge between science and philosophy. It is the missing piece and the map of reality. It answers the why, whilst maths is still stuck on the how. I persist therefore I am, until I am not.
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